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Tenants Who Inspire, Transform & Strengthen Communities

ALS Association Rocky Mountain Chapter Westminster, CO Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation Linthicum, MD

The Arc Baltimore

Family Partnership of Frederick County Frederick, MD Flags of Valor Ashburn, VA

Unified Community Connections Middle River, MD

Windsor Mill, MD Casey Cares Foundation Baltimore, MD

WBD, Inc. Madison, WI

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TENANT A PUBLICATION OF ST. JOHN PROPERTIES, INC DIGEST St. John Properties, Inc. 2560 Lord Baltimore Drive | Baltimore, MD 21244 410.788.0100 | www.sjpi.com EDWARD ST. JOHN Founder & Chairman LAWRENCE MAYKRANTZ President ROBERT BECKER Senior Vice President SEAN DOORDAN Senior Vice President of Acquisitions JEFFREY GISH Senior Vice President of Construction WILLIAM McFAUL Senior Vice President of Property Management THOMAS PILON Senior Vice President of Development RICHARD WILLIAMSON Senior Vice President of Leasing & Marketing

FROM THE CHAIRMAN

REGIONAL PARTNERS GREGORY FAX Wisconsin MATTHEW HOLBROOK Virginia & Central Maryland TODD PEVEY Louisiana BRANDON JENKINS Colorado ANDREW ROUD Prince George’s County, Maryland DANIEL THOMAS Utah

This month I’d like to introduce you to a few of our clients who inspire, transform and strengthen their communities. They make a difference by offering opportunities to develop career skills and secure employment, advocating for and supporting those faced with intellectual disabilities and chronic diseases, and empowering communities through educational and financial services. We’re proud that they are all St. John Properties clients: ALS Association Rocky Mountain Chapter | Walnut Creek Business Park | Westminster, CO Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation | BWI Technology Park I | Linthicum, MD The Arc Baltimore | Windsor Corporate Park | Windsor Mill, MD Casey Cares Foundation | Caton Research Center | Baltimore, MD Family Partnership of Frederick County | Riverside Technology Park | Frederick, MD Flags of Valor | Ashburn Technology Park | Ashburn, VA Unified Community Connections | Greenleigh at Crossroads | Middle River, MD WBD, Inc. | Madison East Business Center | Madison, WI Wishing you a prosperous 2019.

JAY RILEY Director of Marketing Editor jriley@sjpi.com

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FEATURE 16 Making a Difference: Tenants Who Inspire, Transform & Strengthen Communities

DEPARTMENTS 5 From the Chairman 8 Maryland & Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Regional Projects 10 Virginia & Central Maryland Projects 11 Wisconsin & Louisiana Projects

12 Utah & Colorado Projects 14 Welcome New Tenants 28 Tenant Reference Guide for Property Management 32 Construction Update

Allen Hall & Sons 37 www.hallstriping.com Anco, Inc. 37 www.ancoincglass.com Aumen Asner Inc. 26 www.aumenasner.com Baltimore Door & Frame Co., Inc. 27 www.baltdoor.com Bay Engineering, Inc. 37 www.bayengineering.com BB & T 35 www.bbt.com Bopat Electric Co., Inc. 15 www.bopatelectric.com Bri-Bet Security Solutions 3 www.bri-bet.com Brasher Design, Inc. 31 www.brasherdesign.com Chesapeake Sprinkler Company 35 www.chesapeakesprinkler.com CJ Maintenance. 4 www.cjmaint.com C.N. Robinson Lighting Supply Co. 6 www.cnrlight.com Columbia National Real Estate Finance, LLC 38 www.cnref.com Commercial & Industrial Door 38 www.cidoor.net ADVERTISERS INDEX

L&L Supply. 26 www.glengery.com M.T. Laney Co. Inc. 36 www.mtlaney.com M&T Bank 2 www.mtb.com Mid-Atlantic Masonry, Inc. 27 Morabito Consultants 31 www.morabitoconsultants.com My Cleaning Service, Inc. 26 www.mycleaningservice.com NorthMarq Capital 34 www.northmarq.com Puhl Construction 36 Reisterstown-Belmont Glass Co., Inc. 38 Rosedale Roofing Company 34 www.rosedaleroofing.com Smith Mechanical 39 www.smithmech.com Superior Steel Erectors, Inc. 36 www.superiorsteelerectorsinc.com Tharco Incorporated 35 www.tharcoinc.com The Traffic Group 34 www.trafficgroup.com Walter Electric 13 www.walterelectric.com

DataLink Interactive 26 www.datalinktech.com Digital Protection Services, Inc. 6 www.digitalprotectionservice.com Ecological Restoration&Management 34 www.er-m.com E&J Painting 27 www.eandjpaintingllc.com Ellin & Tucker 27 www.ellinandtucker.com First American Title Insurance Company 13 www.firstam.com Gaines & Company 37 www.gainesandco.com Green Valley Landscaping 38 Hofmann Associates, Inc. 38 www.haiarchitects.com Human & Rohde, Inc. 38 www.humanandrohde.com Insurance Associates 36 www.insassoc.com Interconnect Services, Inc. 35 www.interconnectservices.com JDL Electric Company, Inc. 4 www.jdlelectric.com Lipman Frizzell & Mitchell, LLC 36 www.lfmvalue.com

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St. John Properties, Inc. is one of the Mid-Atlantic region’s largest and most successful privately held commercial real estate firms. Headquartered in Baltimore, Maryland, St. John Properties has developed, constructed and owns more than 19 million square feet of office, flex/research & development, retail, warehouse and residential space. We are proud to serve more than 2,100 clients in Maryland, Colorado, Louisiana, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Utah, Virginia, and Wisconsin. MARYLAND & WASHINGTON, D.C. METROPOLITAN REGIONAL PROJECTS

140

Harford County

Aberdeen

Reisterstown

Baltimore County

Carroll County

795

Owings Mills

1 7 9

White Marsh

140

Towson

695

18 15 1 17

Baltimore

5 2

10 3 61

Howard County

100

195

Columbia

BWI Airport

Maple Lawn

13 12 16

4 5

295

Anne Arundel County

100

216

198

Pasadena

Montgomery County

Laurel

301

Prince George’s County

5 6

Chesapeake Bay

495

Bowie

301

D.C.

Annapolis

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Anne Arundel County 1 190 Admiral Cochrane Drive 71,820 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Annapolis, MD 21401 2 810 Bestgate Road

22 Waugh Chapel Business Park

2 Columbia Center 220,070 sq. ft.–warehouse Columbia, MD 21046 3 Lisbon Center 52,790 sq. ft.–retail Lisbon, MD 21797 4 Maple Lawn Corporate Center Partner: Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc. 210,100 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Fulton, MD 20759 5 Maple Lawn Multi-Story Office Partner: Greenebaum Enterprises 888,320 sq. ft.–office/retail Fulton, MD 20759 6 Troy Hill Corporate Center 150,000 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Elkridge, MD 21075 Prince George’s County 1 Beaver Road 48,400 sq. ft.–warehouse Hyattsville, MD 20785 2 Bowie Professional Building 15,630 sq. ft.–office Bowie, MD 20715 3 Discovery District at UMD 159,900 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Riverdale, MD 20737 4 Laurel Business Center 699,450 sq. ft.–warehouse Laurel, MD 20707 5 Melford Town Center 1+ million sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Bowie, MD 20715 St. Mary’s County 1 Lexington Exchange 140 Acres–retail/flex/R&D California, MD 20619

12 North Point Crossing 8,120 sq. ft.–retail Dundalk, MD 21222 13 Reisterstown Business Center 132,600 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Reisterstown, MD 21136 14 Reisterstown Crossing 32,000 sq. ft.–office/warehouse Windsor Mill, MD 21244 16 Timonium Business Center 198,770 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail/warehouse Timonium, MD 21093 17 Windsor Corporate Park 390,130 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Windsor Mill, MD 21244 18 Windsor Office Park 72,620 sq. ft.–office/retail Windsor Mill, MD 21244 19 Yorkridge Center North 115,190 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Cockeysville, MD 21030 20 Yorkridge Center South 101,210 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Timonium, MD 21093 Carroll County 1 Liberty Exchange 201,730 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Eldersburg, MD 21784 Corporate Headquarters 1 Corporate Headquarters Inside Windsor Corporate Park 2560 Lord Baltimore Drive Windsor Mill, MD 21244 Cecil County 1 North East Commerce Center 40 Acres - land North East, MD 21901 Harford County 1 Aberdeen Technology Park at University Center 97,740 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Aberdeen, MD 21001 2 The GATE at APG 2+ million sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005 3 Riverside Corporate Center 74,820 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Belcamp, MD 21017 Howard County 1 Annapolis Junction Town Center 88,150 sq. ft.–office/retail Reisterstown, MD 21136 15 Rutherford

359,940 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/self storage Gambrills, MD 21054

100,000 sq. ft.–office Annapolis, MD 21401 3 888 Bestgate Road

Baltimore City 1 Baltimore Gateway 100,000 sq. ft.–office Baltimore, MD 21227 2 Hamburg Street

129,940 sq. ft.–office Annapolis, MD 21401 4 7320 Parkway Drive 58,410 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Hanover, MD 21076 5 Annapolis Corporate Park 252,160 sq. ft.–office Annapolis, MD 21401 6 Annapolis Technology Park 133,010 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Annapolis, MD 21401 7 Arundel Overlook 312,840 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Hanover, MD 21076 8 BWI Commerce Park 453,740 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Hanover, MD 21076 9 BWI Technology Park I 586,500 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Linthicum, MD 21090 10 BWI Technology Park II 355,910 sq.ft.–flex/R&D/retail/self storage Linthicum, MD 21090 11 BWI Technology Park III 118,800 sq. ft.–office/retail Linthicum, MD 21090 12 Cromwell Business Park 828,840 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Glen Burnie, MD 21061 13 Glen Burnie Business Center 293,500 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/retail Glen Burnie, MD 21061 14 Glen Burnie Crossing 92,850 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/automotive Glen Burnie, MD 21061 15 I-97 Business Park 552,160 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Millersville, MD 21108 16 International Trade Center 143,750 sq. ft.–retail Pasadena, MD 21122 18 Magothy Beach Plaza 28,600 sq. ft.–retail Pasadena, MD 21122 19 Quarterfield Center 181,440 sq. ft.–office/retail Glen Burnie, MD 21061 20 Route 100 Tech Park 125,150 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail Hanover, MD 21076 21 Rt. 450 Business Park 63,660 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Annapolis, MD 21401 430,810 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Glen Burnie, MD 21061 17 Lakeshore Plaza

55,000 sq. ft.–office/warehouse Baltimore, MD 21230 3 Patapsco Business Center 41,600 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, MD 21230 4 Plastic Place 17,000 sq. ft.–warehouse Baltimore, MD 21215 5 Stafford Business Center 16,200 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, MD 21223 6 Whittington Business Center 38,040 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Baltimore, MD 21230 Baltimore County 1 11155 Dolfield Boulevard

Inside Dolfield Business Park 71,400 sq. ft.–office Owings Mills, MD 21117 2 Beltway West Corporate Center 75,400 sq. ft.–office Catonsville, MD 21228 3 Business Center at Owings Mills

422,920 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office/warehouse Owings Mills, MD 21117

4 Caton Research Center 801,540 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/warehouse Arbutus, MD 21227 5 Crestridge Center 52,860 sq. ft.–office/retail Cockeysville, MD 21030 6 Cromwell Center 120,000 sq. ft.–office Towson, MD 21286 7 Dolfield Business Park 449,749 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Owings Mills, MD 21117 8 Greenleigh at Crossroads 1.7 million sq.ft.–flex/R&D/office/retail/ self storage Middle River, MD 21220 9 Gwynns Mill Court 40,160 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Owings Mills, MD 21117 10 Lansdowne Center 31,500 sq. ft.–flex/R&D Lansdowne, MD 21227 11 Loveton Business Park 129,240 sq. ft.–flex/R&D/office Sparks, MD 21152

To view more information about our national portfolio, visit our website at sjpi.com/properties

100,000 sq. ft.–office/retail Annapolis Junction, MD 20701

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Portage

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Horicon National Wildlife Refuge

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Horicon National Wildlife Refuge

Wisconsin & Louisiana Projects 41 51 Port Washington isconsin & Louisiana Projects 41 45 51 Port Washington Hartford

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Hartford

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Mequon

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Milwaukee

Waukesha

Jeerson

Milwaukee

Waukesha

Jeerson

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61 3 Madison East Business Center 4 Nelson Road Business Center 5 Waukesha Airport Business Center 6 Lake County Research Center 7 4125 N. 124th Street 8 Granville Woods Business Center 61 190 90 51 14 Janesville 3 Madison East Business Center 4 Nelson Road Business Center 5 Waukesha Airport Business Center 6 Lake County Research Center 7 4125 N. 124th Street 8 Granville Woods Business Center 190 90 51 51 1 Waunakee Business Center 2 Hoepker Corporate Center 1 Waunakee Business Center 2 Hoepker Corporate Center 14 Janesville 51

43 13 Oak Creek Technology Center 14 Mt. Pleasant Technology Center Wisconsin Office: 1020 James Drive, Suite G, Hartland, WI 53029 262.524.0100 | sjpi.com/wisconsin 43 12 9 Mequon Research Center I & II 10 Calfield Business Center 11 Rawson Avenue Business Center 12 Franklin Business Center 13 Oak Creek Technology Center 14 Mt. Pleasant Technology Center Wisconsin Office: 1020 James Drive, Suite G, Hartland, WI 53029 262.524.0100 | sjpi.com/wisconsin 12 9 Mequon Research Center I & II 10 Calfield Business Center 11 Rawson Avenue Business Center 12 Franklin Business Center 12 11 11

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12 13

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Racine

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Lake Geneva

Kenosha

Lake Geneva

Kenosha

Baton Rouge LOUISIANA Baton Rouge L ISI

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Springfield

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Shenandoah

2 1

1 Barringer Foreman Tech Park 2 Barringer Crossing II 3 Barringer Crossing I 4 Pelican Point Comm rc C nter 5 Main Street Pelican Point

22 2 Barringer Crossing II 3 Barringer Crossing I 4 Pelican Point Commerce Center 5 Main Street Pelican Point 22 1 Barringer Foreman Tech Park

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French Settlement

St. Gabriel St. Gabriel

Lake Maurepa Lake

Gonzales

Louisiana Office: 6473 Highway 44, Suite 201 Gonzales, LA 70737 2 .257.4821 sjpi.com/louisiana

Louisiana Office: 6473 Highway 44, Suite 201 Gonzales, LA 70737 225.257.4821 sjpi.com/louisiana

Maurepas Swamp Wildlife Management Area Maurepas Swa Wildlife Manageme

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International Airport

287

34 UTAH & COLORADO PROJECTS

201

215

UTAH

Salt Lake City

Park City

190

215

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224

South Valley Regional Airport

O’Sullivan Peak

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Sandy

Twin Peaks

178

1 Valley Grove

40 Utah Office: 1982 W. Pleasant Grove Blvd. Suite D Pleasant Grove, UT 84062

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American Fork

Mt. Timpanogos

801.565.4646 sjpi.com/utah

Lehi

287

Pleasant Grove

Boulder

COLORADO

Orem

Provo 287

1 Walnut Creek Business Park

Golden Gate Canyon State Park

Rocky Mountain Arsenal National Park

Utah Lake

Westminster

Denver International Airport

2 Sixth Avenue Place

121

68 3 Corporate Center

Golden

Spanish Fork

Colorado Office: 420 Corporate Circle Suite A Golden, CO 8040

Denver

Aurora

Lakewood

225

303.278.7676 sjpicolorado.com

285

121

Littleton

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COLORADO Corporate Center KO Door Company Yeti Cycles, LLC

VIRGINIA & CENTRAL MARYLAND Loudoun Tech Center Exsurgo Technologies, LLC

Crestridge Center Corelife Odenton, Inc.

Route 100 Tech Park X8, LLC Nail Expo & Spa

Cromwell Business Park Tartan Holdings Parents Place of Maryland Active Physical Therapy Services

Rt. 450 Business Park Absolute Fire Protection, Inc.

Riverside Technology Park Lee Building Maintenance

Sixth Avenue Place Domus Builders, LLC Intervention, Inc. UC Colorado Corporation Walnut Creek Business Park Culture Beverage Syncroness Incorporated Visiopharm Corp MARYLAND

The GATE at APG U.S. Army Linchpin Solutions, Inc. Defense Contracting, Inc. Insight Engineering Solutions, Inc. Timonium Business Center USA Marble and Granite Stanley Black & Decker Troy Hill Corporate Center City of Hope Church, Inc. Krav Maga Training Center, LLC Windsor Corporate Park Paramount Insurance Company Salvation Ministries USA/Canada, Inc. Madison Group, LLC

Westview Business Park Top Quality Janitorial Service, LLC WISCONSIN Calfield Business Center Azura Hooka Zone L’amour Cafe

Discovery District Loccioni USA

Glen Burnie Business Center 123 Moving Solutions

Glen Burning Crossing Chesapeake Collision

Hoepker Business Center Metrex Research, LLC

Annapolis Junction Town Center World Wide Technology Holding Co.

Greenleigh at Crossroads Remedi Seniorcare

Mequon Research Park I Wavy Bones, LLC Milwaukee Personal Training

Baltimore Gateway Baltimore Cyber Range, LLC

I-97 Business Park Comcast Edward D. Jones & Co. District Lighting Group, Inc.

Beaver Road Triangle Quality Foods, LLC

Mequon Research Park II The Omanhene Bean Company

Laurel Business Center PEETS Coffee

Business Center at Owings Mills Honest Abe Plumbing, Inc. Martellini Construction, Inc. Greenebaum Enterprises, Inc. BWI Commerce Park Security Detection Federal Occupational Health JMT Holdings BWI Technology Park I General Services Administration Henry M. Wright & Co., Inc. Fresh Creative Cuisine Caton Reseach Center Phoenix Sales & Marketing, Inc. Christ Apostolic Church Bethel Fellowship

Nelson Road Business Center THINKLimo Gamber-Johnson, LLC

Yorkridge Center North PTGCS, LLC

Liberty Exchange Freedom Chiropractic and Rehabilitation, LLC

Yorkridge Center South Zerodraft Maryland LLC DaVita UTAH Valley Grove Gloss Salon VB Five Automile KEB Enterprise J&S Tax & Immigration Influence International, Inc. Wok The Line

Oak Creek Business Center Cordtec Power Corp

Maple Lawn Circonus, Inc. Nor Labs, Inc.

Waunakee Business Center ABS Global, Inc.

Melford Town Center Samson Companies, LLC ID Agent, LLC Installnet International, Inc.

Quarterfield Center Johns Hopkins Regional Physicians, LLC

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ALS Association Rocky Mountain Chapter Westminster, CO Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation Linthicum, MD

The Arc Baltimore

Family Partnership of Frederick County Frederick, MD Flags of Valor Ashburn, VA

Unified Community Connections Middle River, MD

Windsor Mill, MD Casey Cares Foundation Baltimore, MD

WBD, Inc. Madison, WI

A strong, supportive community is essential to critically ill children and their families. During difficult times, families in the mid-Atlantic region rely on the Casey Cares Foundation, a non-profit organization that offers a variety of meaningful, family-focused programming.

Casey Cares Foundation CATON RESEARCH CENTER 3918 Vero Road Suites B-C Baltimore, MD 21227

443.568.0064 caseycares.org

The Casey Cares Foundation serves critically ill children with diagnoses such as leukemia, sarcoma, brain tumors, cystic fibrosis, blood disorders or lymphoma. The organization supports the children and their families with activities and programs like movie nights, pajama parties, tickets to sporting events and more. “Casey Cares knows that the best palliative care comes from continuous, ongoing support,” said Deputy Associate Director Erin Ritter. “Casey Cares’ bi-monthly customized programs give families dozens of opportunities to create positive family memories.” Such special work requires a special space, and the relationship between St. John Properties and the Casey Cares Foundation is unique: Six months after the non-profit lost its previous office to a fire, St. John Properties provided them new office space quickly. “They also allowed us to customize the space using the talents of our generous donors,” Ritter said. “We’ve been here for

on the phone,” Ritter said, “and usually see someone within the day they’re called.” The current Casey Cares location is centrally located and convenient for donors and volunteers to visit and for families to pick up promotions for special events. Additionally, the space comfortably accommodates 30 interns and volunteers, and each of the 10 full- time employees has a private office to keep families’ information confidential. In the case of St. John Properties and the Casey Cares Foundation, one community supports another. Casey Cares lifts the spirits of critically ill children and their families. That motivates countless volunteers and donors, including St. John Properties. “We are very much a community- supported organization,” Ritter said, “and we rely on small- and mid-sized companies to support our mission. Our location makes it simple for anyone to come in and see what we’re all about!”

11 years, and as we’ve grown, so has our office space. When we acquired the office next door, St. John cut out the wall between for better flow. They also built- out offices so we could better utilize our square footage.” Excellent tenant service can’t be overstated: “We always get a live person

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I n this time of countless technological advancements, there are no limits. Unfortunately, Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS), a neurological disease that weakens muscles and drastically reduces physical function, typically limits patients’ access to activities they love.

ALS Association Rocky Mountain Chapter WALNUT CREEK BUSINESS PARK 10855 Dover Street Suite 500 Westminster, CO 80021 303.832.2322 alsaco.org

rebuilt a restroom to be fully ADA compliant,” Rush-Negri said. These features make the location fully acces- sible to patients in various stages of ALS. With St. John Properties listening to the needs of the Rocky Mountain Chapter, patients and loved ones can comfort- ably visit the ALS Association, benefit- ting from the many resources the organization provides. “The ALS Association provides advocacy and vital information exchange as it aggressively pursues research toward a cure. The Rocky Mountain Chapter serves as many as 650 people with ALS in any given year.” - Pam Rush-Negri, CEO

services to the entire states of Colorado and Wyoming,” Rush-Negri said, “we needed a location centrally located for easy access from both states and near major highways, as well as in a conve- nient location for staff and patients.” St. John Properties provides an office space that meets these requirements. The current chapter location includes a conference room for physical and virtual meetings, the Equipment Learning Lab for instructing patients and caregivers about using medical equipment and personal offices for counseling with patients and families and for fundraising work. “Our office staff consists of nine full- time employees — care services profes- sionals, event managers, fundraisers, administrative staff and interns throughout the year,” Rush-Negri said. St. John Properties made special accommodations for the Rocky Mountain Chapter. “They helped design the perfect sized warehouse space and

Enter the ALS Association Rocky Mountain Chapter. Established in 1996, the organization is dedicated to fighting ALS, supporting research and searching for a cure, serving and advocating for people affected by ALS and empow- ering these people to live as fully as possible. The Rocky Mountain Chapter improves quality of life for patients and loved ones, offering support services as the disease progresses. The office’s rapid growth is a testament to its work. “The chapter has acquired Wyoming and Utah as part of their service territory,” Pam Rush-Negri, CEO of the Rocky Mountain Chapter, said. “The ALS Association provides advo- cacy and vital information exchange as it aggressively pursues research toward a cure. The Rocky Mountain Chapter serves as many as 650 people with ALS in any given year.” While the chapter serves Coloradoans, its staff needs a place to store medical equipment and meet with visitors. “Because our Colorado location provides

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These skills aren’t typically taught in traditional school curriculums, but they are a priority at the Anne Arundel County Career Center. The Career Center is a partnership that includes Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation (AAWDC) where job seekers have the opportunity to learn essential career skills to help them reach their full potential. Individuals are provided with up-to-date skills and certifications, and leave ready to contribute to businesses and communities throughout the region. “AAWDC’s mission is to enhance the economic vitality of Anne Arundel County by leading the development and delivery of workforce solutions for area businesses,” Kirkland J. Murray, president and CEO of diplomas — successful business leaders need to know how to think critically, communicate effectively, analyze data, and more. AWWDC, said. “We ensure that our residents are well-prepared for the workforce, ready to work and equipped with skills in demand by businesses.” AAWDC training receives input from businesses to guarantee that everything AAWDC participants learn is what businesses need in successful employees. “Businesses drive what we do — all of the training and guidance we provide job C areer skills include more than high school and college

Anne Arundel Workforce Development Corporation BWI TECHNOLOGY PARK I 613 Global Way Suites 100-117 Linthicum, MD 21090 410.424.3240 aawdc.org

seekers is based on current demand that we gather through business partnerships and meetings, in addition to labor market research of trends,” Murray said. “We have a wide variety of initiatives and services that ensure every business and individual is receiving customized services to build their success.” All the varied business and job seeker services and staff are now housed in one St. John Properties facility. “In order to fulfill our mission, we needed a space that could accommodate both business and job seeker services all in one location,” said Move Project Lead Bekki Leonard from AAWDC. “With the new space, the Career Center acts as the hub for all workforce/talent services for the county.”

Large, flexible meeting areas are important to how workforce development operates. “The center has seven large rooms that are used for workshops, training spaces and for hiring events,” Leonard said. “The center also has a resource center where individuals can access computers, printers, phones and a fax machine to help with their job search. The Workplace Excellence Café also provides a comfortable open space where businesses or job seekers can bring their devices, connect to the center’s public Wi-Fi and work in a professional environment.” With this St. John Properties location, businesses can better meet their hiring needs, center staff can best serve clients and job seekers can learn invaluable skills to improve their careers and the communities where they live.

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E veryone loves exploring the world, and should have the opportunity to do so. At The Arc Baltimore, which serves adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families, people of all ages and abilities can explore their surroundings.

The Arc, founded nearly 70 years ago, pro- vides an array of services, advocacy and support to people with a wide range of intel- lectual and developmental disabilities, including epilepsy, cerebral palsy, autism, Down syndrome and more. These individu- als and their families receive support and advocacy through training, day and residen- tial services, treatment foster care, respite care, family support and education, public The Arc Baltimore WINDSOR CORPORATE PARK 2545 Lord Baltimore Drive Suites L-N Windsor Mill, MD 21224 410.298.5688 thearcbaltimore.org

policy advocacy, assistive technology ser- vices and information and referrals. Seven years ago, The Arc needed a change for their Woodlawn location. “As a result of our efforts to support people in getting jobs and getting out into the community, we were looking to downsize from a center of roughly 25,000 square feet to a space less than a third of the size,” Christopher Knoerlein, director of communications and grants, said. “We approached St. John Properties because of our longstanding relationship with the company; they contracted with us to hire grounds crews at 14 of their locations, helping us employ several dozen people. Since we have always had a positive experi- ence partnering with St. John Properties, we knew that it was the best decision to approach them in our search for a more suit- able space.” The Arc’s location with St. John Properties focuses on senior community needs. “It is a hub of activity where people socialize, take art and educational classes, utilize computer tablets and participate in special activities,” Knoerlein said. “Most importantly, the staff support each person individually with devel- oping a meaningful schedule where they

can explore their interests with like-minded people out in the surrounding neighbor- hood. They attend the movies, go shopping or get coffee with a friend, participate in a cultural event or visit a museum.” The St. John Properties space is integral to The Arc’s work in making all participants feel welcome. “Because many of the people who attend the center in Woodlawn have mobility impairments,” Knoerlein said, “St. John Properties worked with our director of day services to retrofit three of the bath- rooms to improve their accessibility and safety. They widened the stalls, installed accessible sinks with temperature regula- tion and automatic sensor features and fit- ted grab bars throughout. In addition, they installed a ramp in the rear of the building and are working with us in installing a more accessible front sidewalk entrance.” The Arc continues its good work, offering resources and opportunities for children and adults with disabilities to explore the world around them in positive, meaningful ways. Looking to the future, St. John Properties and The Arc intend to work together cohesively to make the world an inclusive place for people with disabilities.

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O ne of the greatest ways to serve a community is to encourage each individual to live up to their potential — investing in the future of people is an investment in the future of communities, small and large.

Family Partnership of Frederick County RIVERSIDE TECHNOLOGY PARK 8420 Gas House Pike Suite EE Frederick, MD 21701 301.600.2771 frederickcountymd.gov

Family Partnership of Frederick County understands this. As said in its mission statement, the organization leverages community support and “empowers individuals and families of diverse backgrounds to be stable and self-reliant by building on their strengths and skills.” As a family support center, Family Partnership of Frederick County offers intergenerational programming in a single location at St. John Properties’ Riverside Technology Park in Frederick, Maryland. The Partnership offers educational services (ranging from virtual schooling to language courses), employment services, nurturing parenting programs, leadership and parent advisory meetings, health education and responsible fathers and empowering mothers programs. When searching for a location, the flexibility of St. John Properties’ management and building is what convinced the Partnership to choose this space. “St. John worked closely with us to design the space we needed to provide our services,” Cindy Kokoski, office manager of Family

Partnership, said. “We are unique because we needed staff offices as well as program space to serve our participants and their young children. We also needed an outdoor playground that was safe and secure. It was important for us to have parking for our vans in the back of the building and ample parking for staff and participants in the front of the building. St. John Properties was very patient and worked closely with us every step of the way.” Family Partnership is conveniently located and offers van transportation for participants located within 10 miles of the center. Inside the facility, “the layout of our space is designed with child development classrooms, as well as classrooms and a computer lab to assist our parents and youth with their individual program goals,” Kokoski said. Family Partnership enjoys the wide variety of ways the space can be used for different projects and tasks. “We also have ample office space for our administrators, case managers and child development

staff and a conference room for small group and individual meetings,” Kokoski said. “There is also space provided for storage of education, child development and administrative supplies. Additionally, we have a playground area with proper fencing directly behind our building to provide a safe outdoor area for our children when weather permits.” The space also includes a kitchen and dining area where participants enjoy meals during their program day. “This dining room space also provides a place for us to host speakers and meetings to inform and assist our participants and staff,” Kokoski said. “We have a lounge area for our youth to relax between program sessions and a group room that allows for a relaxed area for small group meeting sessions.” With a superb location from St. John Properties, Family Partnership of Frederick County can offer entire families the resources and instruction they need to reach their full potential.

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F or many veterans returning home, their futures can feel like blank canvases — both exciting and overwhelming. The future holds endless opportunities, but stepping back into civilian life brings challenges, and one employer in particular wants this blank canvas to demonstrate a time of hope, not despair.

Flags of Valor (FOV), established in 2015, aims to hire as many veterans as possible. The manufacturer is located in Ashburn, Virginia, where it focuses on being philanthropic, creating classic American woodwork made in the U.S. and, of course, hiring veterans. FOV has been successful — in just three years, the company has hired more than 50 combat veterans, improved American supplier systems and given hundreds of thousands of dollars to charities. All of this makes working at FOV a meaningful experience for veterans whose patriotism continues even after they return home. “We serve all Americans who value the symbolism embodied in our national colors,” said Brian Steorts, FOV co-founder. “The products we create allow customers to experience a tangible expression of the emotion, pride, service and sacrifice that resonates from the American flag.” FOV’s strategic location with St. John Properties places the company in the greater D.C., Maryland and Virginia metro area. Many Flags of Valor ASHBURN TECHNOLOGY PARK 44200 Waxpool Road Suite 157 Ashburn, VA 20147 703.729.8640 flagsofvalor.com

veterans call this region home, and remaining close to many Fortune 500 businesses and branches of federal government allows FOV to achieve its goals for production, philanthropy and veteran employment. Similar to veterans’ lives when returning to civilian life, “Our space was a blank canvas when we first looked at it,” Steorts said. “St. John Properties worked with us to build it out in a way that would suit all of our needs. We’ve needed to make additional changes since then, and St. John Properties has always been quick to respond to our needs and offer a helping hand in seeing things through quickly and efficiently.” FOV has grown quickly in the three years since its founding, and FOV’s location has grown alongside the company. “Our space began as a manufacturing and fulfillment operation,” Steorts said. “As our operation grew, we reconfigured our current St. John Properties suite to include a showroom, meeting and office space, and R&D facility. Our corporate leadership, marketing partners and product specialists work there daily.”

FOV leaders knew they couldn’t go wrong with a location from St. John Properties for a variety of reasons. “St. John Properties offers a portfolio of properties in great locations that offer tenants flexible options to meet their business needs,” Steorts said. “This was huge for FOV since it allowed us to do light manufacturing in a well-manicured, customer- focused environment.” FOV has filled its blank canvas with an ideal location, strong goals and positive community connections, and the company hopes to bring similar benefits to veterans returning home.

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